Binoculars: Super Zenith coated optics; 7x50 magnification; field 7.1°
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A pair of black metal binoculars with textured surface Super Zenith Coated optics 7 x 50 field 7.1° type. The binoculars have areas where black surface has worn off exposing the metal housing underneath and evidence of use, some corrosion is evident from being used in ocean conditions. These binoculars belonged to Gerry Clark MBE and were used on his research trips on TOTORORE for navigation, b...
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Title
Binoculars: Super Zenith coated optics; 7x50 magnification; field 7.1°
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Maker
Super Zenith
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Date made
1976
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Subject
Birds, Environment, TOTORORE, Yacht, Vessel Type, Navigation instruments, Navigation, Ocean voyaging, Exploration & Voyaging, Natural History, Science, Objects, Binoculars
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Additional information
Cast aluminium: 0 - Whole, Bakelite: o, lens: 0 - Whole, 3D objects (HxWxD): H 180 x W 170 x D 60mm: 0 - Whole
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Rights
Unknown
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Corner Quay & Hobson Streets Viaduct Harbour Auckland
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